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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
4
At Oberlin December 19 the annual festival raised a large sum for the Charles H Brown memorial fund and hospital needs. The event featured candy cream and a lecture with slides and moving pictures on theoretical chemistry applied to practical uses.
The Oberlin Glee Club curtailed its holiday concert tour with mutual arrangements limiting travel. The Iowa segment was called off and Nebraska activity halted by telegram, as organizers confirm the group will not travel west of the Mississippi River.
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock the department of chemistry held a remarkable lecture on chemistry by HN Marsh. The session drew many students and showcased engaging demonstrations.
Oberlin reports Edward Weld King son of President Hing is named in a government publication for gallantry at La Rocq Farm on July 14 15. He served as sergeant in the Medical Department 7th U S Infantry and refused rest after 72 hours assisting wounded. King spoke on Forefathers Day in Toledo and to the Congregational Club.
Sheriin Angtall reports the Pag Chapter 6 Eastern State installation scheduled for December 38 Thursday evening with local officers to be towed and installed.
Oberlin notes report C N Williams of Cleveland visiting Oberlin with Hydraulic Preaged Steel Co and attending a Friendship club event in LaGrange. Murray Stevens transfers from Atlanta to San Francisco as Republic Rubber Co credit manager. Clara May travels to Rockledge Florida and other residents head to Miami for winter visits. The Masonic club hosted a dance at Rowland's hall. A brief history of Bermuda Island name changes is included.
New York December reports the Twentyeth Century Times noting the New York to Chicago service will resume next Saturday after a coal shortage disruption. The article mentions extended hospital care for wounded soldiers and a political line about Operation adjustments and railway leadership. The text also references President Cleveland’s family connections and a long service record.
Shoppers can save five to ten dollars on any overcoat at the Robinson & Hancock Manufacturers Sale. The discount applies Thursday Friday and Saturday with large reductions on winter outerwear.
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